Make memories that will last a lifetime with a trip to Santa Catalina Island! Explore luxury hotels, fine dining, outdoor adventures, and exciting package deals.

Choose your own adventure on Catalina Island. From the iconic Catalina Casino to the exhilarating Catalina Zip Line Eco Tour and Glass Bottom Boat tours, Catalina Island is your gateway to unforgettable experiences.

About 22 miles south-southwest of Los Angeles, Catalina Island is the southernmost island of California's Channel Islands. The Island is made up of two towns, the incorporated city of Avalon on the east end, and the unincorporated village Two Harbors on the west end.

Getting to Catalina Island is fast and easy. It takes about one hour via high-speed ferry to get you to paradise. Two companies offer boat transportation from the Southern California cities of Long Beach, San Pedro, Dana Point, and Newport Beach to …

The only incorporated city on Catalina Island, Avalon wraps around beautiful Avalon Bay on the southeast end of the island. A popular tourist destination for well over a century, this historic seaside destination has attracted film stars, dignitaries and presidents throughout the years, and it still maintains its charm and allure today.

With a Catalina Island Boat & Hotel package, choose your accommodations and boat departure aboard the Catalina Flyer, and hop on the ferry for your own Catalina Island experience. Catalina Flyer departs from Newport Beach.

Catalina Island Company offers something for everyone, including a variety of hotel specials and vacation packages in both Avalon and Two Harbors. Our packages offer a combination of boat transportation to the island, overnight lodging, exciting activities & …

Located on Catalina’s west end, Two Harbors is a mere 22 miles from the Southern California mainland. This rustic village sits on a narrow strip of land that separates Isthmus Cove on the leeward side of the island from Catalina Harbor on the windward side.

Located in the Ada Blanche Wrigley Schreiner Building on Metropole Avenue, the Catalina Museum for Art & History invites you to discover more than 7,000 years of Catalina history through dozens of engaging and visually exciting exhibits.

Catalina Island's history as a resort destination began about 125 years ago. Learn more here.